I commend Kris Turner for his thoughtful critique of professor Fred Fico’s letter, Conservative faculty seek to protect America’s freedom (SN 9/4).
Attention everyone: I have a confession to make. It is with regret and remorse that I admit to you all that I have never read “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” by Mark Twain.
A new piece of legislation announced last week could make the spotlight shining on our nation’s same-sex marriage debate a little brighter.
Avery Steinlage proved he is human Sunday afternoon. After going 1,318 minutes, 26 seconds without allowing a goal — crushing the previous NCAA record of 974 minutes, 20 seconds — the MSU junior goalkeeper finally was beaten by San Diego senior forward Andrew Feld.
After consecutive losses, the Spartans football depth chart had some significant changes on both sides of the ball.
“The Rocky Horror Show” will be kicking off at 8 p.m. Friday at the Wharton Center’s Pasant Theatre.
Evans Scholars of MSU will host its annual AIDS Walk Michigan Lansing/East Lansing at 1 p.m. Sunday, beginning at Valley Court Park with registration for participants at 10 a.m. that day.
Although she’s one of the only girls at the table, Nicole Daugerdas plays poker at Club on the River almost every day.
A 43-year-old female university employee on Thursday reported telephone threats that spanned the last two years, MSU police Sgt.
A meeting among university officials and members of the Chicano/Latino Studies program escalated into an emotional one-sided shouting match Monday as students pleaded for the removal of the program’s director.
Students will have to navigate around barricades and signs on Farm Lane for at least eight more days, after officials pushed back the completion date of the Farm Lane underpass project, which previously was scheduled for today.
Despite two foreclosures and a trail of $140,000 in delinquent taxes for the City Center II project, the East Lansing City Council will discuss giving its developer a fifth extension to secure additional financing.
MSU students have the option to attend class in their underwear because of the growing number of online courses offered by the university.
In addition to working five days a week at Oaklawn Hospital as a phlebotomist, LaDosha Washingon, 23, braids hair. “Doing hair, it helps to make the ends meet,” Washington said. Making house calls as well as working out of her home, Washington, a Lansing resident, uses the extra money she earns from braiding hair to help pay student loans and continue her education at Lansing Community College. Washington’s business model is direct.
The MSU College Democrats plan to hold a rally today at the Capitol to save the Michigan Promise Scholarship from elimination in the state’s budget.
Hollywood screenwriter Mark Marabate is coming to MSU Wednesday to discuss with interested students and residents how books can be transformed into films.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the city of East Lansing’s new 105-foot aerial ladder fire truck was held Monday at the East Lansing Fire Station No. 1, 1700 Abbot Road.
Despite a growing number of pink slips being issued to American teachers, an increasing number of public schools are recruiting abroad to fill positions in hard-to-staff districts, according to a report released by the American Federation of Teachers.
Generating more student interest in the engineering field is one of the primary goals of the Center for Engineering Education Research, or CEER, a new research initiative in the MSU College of Engineering.
An East Lansing transportation hub could get a makeover in 2010 if selected to receive $20 million in stimulus funding.